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Test your knowledge of Chicago community areas with this interactive quiz. Can you name all 77 areas correctly?

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Chicago Community Areas

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Name the 77 community areas of Chicago as shown on the map. Areas start blue and will turn red as they are guessed.

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Zorak84

7 months ago

As a Chicago native, I feel a lot of neighborhoods are missing on this list. There’s a map out there that most Chicagoans have in their homes (lol) which includes may additional neighborhoods.

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darin

7 months ago

Reply to Zorak84

Yeah but that may not be the official Community Areas from the city. That’s the source I got.

k120

2 years ago

Really wish this was longer than 2:30.

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to k120

i’ll bump it up.

quidditch

8 years ago

I only got one: Austin. Luckily my best friend lives there.

Ovamiat

10 years ago

One word: Wrigleyville.

Cubs fans would love it if you did.

jrock826

11 years ago

Why aren’t neighborhoods such as Wicker Park, Bucktown, Roscoe Village, and Pilsen appearing?

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darin

11 years ago

Reply to jrock826

those are not community areas. neighborhoods are not officially designated areas and vary by source, community areas are official.